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HBCI::Customer Class Reference

Represents the Customer of a Bank in HBCI (which is a specific role of a User). More...

#include <customer.h>

List of all members.

Public Methods
	Customer (Pointer< User > u, const string &id, const string &custName="")
	Customer (const Customer &cu)
	~Customer ()
Pointer< User >	user () const
const string &	custId () const
const string &	custName () const
void	setCustName (const string &n)

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Detailed Description

Represents the Customer of a Bank in HBCI (which is a specific role of a User).

HBCI knows two kinds of id:

• user id
• customer id

The User is the owner of the security medium, wheras the Customer defines the role the user wants to play. Your bank may decide to assign multiple customer ids to one user id.

Example: You are running a business and want to manage your accounts by means of HBCI. You have one business account and one private account. In this case your bank may present you this situation:

• one user id for you as a person
• one customer id for you as the boss of your office, allowing access to your business account
• one customer id for you as a private person, granting yourself access to your private account.

However, in most cases (private home banking) you will only have one user id and one customer id, and the two may or may not be equal. Nevertheless HBCI allows more complex situations.

Author:

Martin Preuss <openhbci@aquamaniac.de>

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

HBCI::Customer::Customer (  Pointer< User >    u, const string &    id, const string &    custName = "" )

Creates a new customer. Author: Martin Preuss<openhbci@aquamaniac.de> Parameters: u  The user this customer (role) belongs to id  The customer ID that the bank assigned to this customer. custName  The name of this customer. You can choose this name as you like, e.g. "business", "private" or whatever you prefer, and you can set this to any arbitrary string you consider helpful.

HBCI::Customer::Customer (  const Customer &    cu )

Copy constructor.

HBCI::Customer::~Customer (    )

Default destructor.

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Member Function Documentation

const string& HBCI::Customer::custId (    )  const [inline]

Returns the customer id assigned to this Customer by the Bank. The customer ID that identifies this customer to his bank. Usually this string is assigned to the customer by the bank.

const string& HBCI::Customer::custName (    )  const [inline]

Returns the name of this customer. Returns the name of the customer, i.e. the role this customer plays. You can choose this name as you like, e.g. "secretary", "private" or whatever you prefer. This member makes it easier for you to distinguish this customers from others, since the raw customer id is quite cryptic in most cases.

void HBCI::Customer::setCustName (  const string &    n )  [inline]

Sets the name of this customer. Sets the name of this customer, i.e. the role this customer plays. You can set this to any arbitrary string you consider helpful. Parameters: n  Sets this to the new name of the customer.

Pointer<User> HBCI::Customer::user (    )  const [inline]

Returns a pointer to the User this customer belongs to. Author: Martin Preuss<openhbci@aquamaniac.de>

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• customer.h

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